Saks Bankruptcy Exit Gives Exemplar 49 Stores, Faces $9 Billion Sales Target
Exemplar Luxury Group, which used to be called Saks Global, finished its bankruptcy process on Friday. The company now has fewer stores and a new name. Suppliers are facing a new challenge: Exemplar, which owns Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus and Bergdorf Goodman, is looking to reach a $9 billion sales target using just 49 luxury stores. Saks Global said it wrapped up restructuring under new owners, slashing debt by nearly 75%. The company said it now has enough liquidity and support from capital partners. According to ABC News, which cited the Associated Press, Saks Global also secured $500 million in additional financing.